Sentence examples for processing home from inspiring English sources

And BofA joined Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and seven other banks in agreeing to an $8.5 billion settlement with regulators over improper procedures when processing home foreclosures.

Chase issued too many faulty mortgages, it was embarrassed by high overdraft fees on debit cards and recently it has admitted to cutting corners in processing home foreclosures.

There are additional sanitation and construction requirements for a food processing home business.

Students were given various documents that were related to the crime (for example, coroner's report, transcripts of interviews with suspects) to continue processing at home.

* Improved technology will reduce the cost of processing a home mortgage by $600 and cut the processing time in half.

Its staff includes about 15 people in the central office in Rochester, the chief executive, Gregg Gordon, said in an interview, and about 35 people who work from home processing the submissions and making cursory reviews.

He takes quizzes online, making progress toward the diploma that will, the school promises, set him up to work from home, processing bills for insurance companies while earning as much as $50,000 a year.

Unbeknown to his bosses, the sullen, rebellious Syd has developed a sideline smuggling viruses out of the clinic by injecting them into his body, processing them at home on an elaborate gizmo and selling them to Arvid (Joe Pingue), a butcher who runs a black market operation.

I just buckled them in and began driving home, processing my anger and resentment on the way.

The nation's five largest mortgage firms have saved more than $20 billion since the housing crisis began in 2007 by taking shortcuts in processing troubled borrowers' home loans, according to a confidential presentation prepared for state attorneys general by the nascent consumer bureau inside the Treasury Department and obtained by The Huffington Post.

The nation's five largest mortgage firms have saved more than $20 billion since the housing crisis began in 2007 by taking shortcuts in processing troubled borrowers' home loans, according to a confidential presentation prepared for state attorneys general by Warren's agency.